Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-11

business connected with me uAS'S' court.
 Senor Don Jose Csrrion was sen tenced this morning by Judge Meyer 70 sixty days in rail or pay hne or s'o' He fingers in the bestLe'
 That sterIIng manufacture, the OnN- ts, OsL stove, the best ID the marker, is sold only by Pierce Ford sole sgenI
 on.ansvsre ID every variety and .hsns glsssvare, grsnitewsre, tinwRre and hardware IS sold cheaper at PIerce Ford's than st any other establishment in the city.
 According 10 the Florence Enterprise, the Indians on the Pima Reservations are now harvesting their crops. They will have about 3,0O0.O00 pounds otWhest sud barley to sell.
 No eastern mail left the pest office Saturday evening, owing to the IaliuIe of the contractor to call Tor lt. MT Elliot this morning demanded hls Keys snd it is safe to say there will nor be repetition.
 MT. r.Irnacio Ortiz, well known and cansbIe miner came Tn from the Ohve cAmp yesterday but returned sgain 10 dRy- In a short time Mr. Ortiz contem- plates a trip to California, to be absent for an indefinite period.
 The soldiers are well pleased with their Nogsles camp, and say they just as soon remain here ss not. When the p,cuic season gets ripe 1t IS quite likely that the citizens of Nogsles will make their pleasant camp the scene Of much merry making News.
 In response to instructions from Gen ersI Niles, Major Noyes sent two troops of Cayglgy from For. Lowell to the San Pedro to if pcssib ble intercept the seven teen reneca5e Indians now heading that way. Captains Smith and Mason are ID command.
 Father Sanchez, the Catholic Padre at Magdalena. Sonora, had a leg and arm broken yesterday. He was out riding, and when near San Ygnscio, about four miles north of Msgd8lens, his team ran
 away snd threw him out with the above result. Little hope Is entertained toI his recovery.
 Judge Barnes, uaheeding the warm weather and ignoring vacation, says be will hold court for some two months yet. He holds that the !si.s must be cleared, the innocent set at liberty, the guilty sentenced snd the expenses of the taxpayer kept down.-Epissph.
 Judge Adams, Of San Louis Obispo, Cal, gave the CITIZEN a pleasant call to-day. The Judge is interested ID cattle and is now here making purchases of stock Cattle purchased here be ships to his San Louis Obispo ranch to be fattened before putting them on the maket
 B. F. Strsder, postmaster at Stewards vile, \. J., writes for information as to the present whereabouts or anything concerning Philip r. Fulmar. Jr. Last news from him WAS in 1883. He was then clerking m Cedar Rapids, Iowa. aud intended to 20 to St. Paul, Minn. His former home was at Milford, Pa.
 Rev. U. Gregory and family returned home from Gro BlRncO yesterday. Dur ing Lis absence he fortunately secured the horses stolen from him several months since. They were Ht Saric some sixty miles south of the line, and Mir. Gregory accompanied by son of Dr. Noon, of Gro Blanco, went there after them,
 The race between Kellner and Alex snder Saturday evering was won by the latter. If the measurement IS correct they made five miles 10 eighteen and one-half minutes. The race was eXcit- ing throughout. and if MT. Kellner had not received two falls, would have been very close.
 Pima Lodge No. 3. I. o. O. F.. at their last regular meeting ele-te9 the follow ing officers for the ensuing term: Noble Grand. John J. Hill; Vice Grand, Wm. Reid; Recording Secretary, PhIl Schreib- CT; Treasurer, Peter GsDtrGnd. Messrs. succeed themselves.
 Phil Crovat had another racket this morning. 4 wsiter by the name of Decker was accused by N.. Orovat of taking money from the cash drawer. He then called Phil & hard name and as Phll is a hard hitter he went-for him, and rnther wiped She floor with him. Judge Meyers gave the young man sixty days.
 The Grand Army post is going tO do the handsome by the military band to- night. By resolution they voted them the use Of their hall, and subscribed largely for tickets. h addition 10 that each member constituted himself conl- mittittee Of enc 10 solicit ticket buyers. They met with fair success and a crowd cd house will greet the band tonight
 IL has been decided to postpone the T. L. There are out four eases on the Docket and District Attorney IefforGs adju9Ged the expenses incident to the June term greater than the matter ID hand would warrant. There are a number of cases Bw altlug the action Of the DeIt grand l jury. and as this does not meet still l September 1t was thought better to post | pone holding court till that time,
 Mrs. E. Ravlins left on Saturday | night last for visit Co her old home in 1 Boston. Accompanied by s brother she | will go by the way of San Francisco and | the Horn. She expects tO be absent | three -mOnths. Since Mrs. Rawlins | came to the Territory, three years since. | she has worked hard in the interests of | the papers with which her husband has | been connected and is deserving of her | recreation.
 Work was brought 10 this city last night that big flow of water has been struck st Indio wells. The Southern | Pacific people have been boring an arte- l sian well at that place for some time | past, but they had given up all hope of ever getting water. It was reported at | the new depot last night that they had | struck a How of water which will irrI- | gate the whole country around the sta tion,-L. A. Times.
 Mir. Walter S. Neville came in last | evening from Olive camp. Mir Neville | says the camp never looked better. The l Olive and the Matchless are now down | lf5 feet, ore all the way. This has en- couraged other owners, and every one is sinking, There ls no question bu. 1 that this camp cculf keep one stack | running for a year, with the ore they | have m sight. They have s great many tons of ore on the dumps that run too | low to ship, but that could be worked | here at a handsome profit. The people | of Tucson should not forget this.
 Corrillo, full to the chin of enterprise, has added new and attractive features | |, .I- haovrFff,41